South Downs National Park| South Downs National Park |
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The South Downs are a range of hills that run from Winchester to Eastbourne and are over a hundred miles long. 108,000 people live within the National Park boundary. It has the largest population out of any of the 10 national parks. There are three towns in the park, Petersfield , Midhurst and Lewes. South Downs National Park Authority came into being on the 1st April 2011. Their role will include delivering programmes within the park as well as being the local planning authority for the area. Is your parish in the park? Click here to see the South Downs National Park boundary within East Hampshire. To find out if you live or work in the park boundary click here Click here to see the latest news from South Downs National Park. South Downs Management Plan – 2008-2013 This document lays out the vision, policy and action for the South Downs nationally protected landscape. |
